The Huron Signal, 1880-12-17, Page 44
151.
THE HURON SIGN AL
1RIDAY,DIBORWiTt
A NAJD BARVAIN.
At lad the Cada Past& Itallway
a.preeneet hes bees made kaowa, anik
one has but to read the tonna to undue
stand the fear the Government had tit
"letting the cat sea est of the bag 1 e
fore die Ras* mei Rad the egret.
,triEPIILNEWS ZS GONE.
year age we eeprespied our
that the Government should
thew witkdraw the tuotutal gram of $10,-
* at preeent annually made so- the
Aviculture] and Arts Amootation.
*nee Ulm we have nestle specie' exer-
tions to find the feeling of the country
as to this proposal, aud now feel ear.
rented in saying that the feeling in
every sectioe of the Province is in favor
towns 511' 4' the of at once witharewing the grituts We
Snub:Me bees knows • h het"re do not wonder at this feeling, when we
Parliament Nest, the t* of the
look it the tinansial statements of the
couutrY uu1dhhirelhlmn leshifes,eeeted Association issued yearly; that for 1879,
that the ellkIllet uoukl 1/1" "le aliviu till serve as an instance. The actuiel
to attempt te awry tint the terms. As
prises paid in leTs amounted to $12,9094
and the enmities incurred during the
year $15,107.96. A in ong other itc t,f
expenses we find these: a1ansii $3,-
250, postage stamps $507.13; Council
' he Itargain appears on another tinge.
expenses are placed at $1,807.50 in the
The eget:Waters, wh have besn promise.
statement, but this is inisleading, the
..he job isa their uwn terms, have a nch
actual amount paid out of the Ansonia-
'hin1g• 825.0°°'4" luta °5'°°°•°°° tion funds to the Dirt:eters is $3,112.16.
mine of choice hold, with the Western
This large expenditure is made up of the
i-Ket11.11 of the Itailway as en additional
$1,807.50 placed under the heading of
sop, are to be given the farea e°111Pan?'. "Council expenses," and three •jtetus
The velue of the Western section is este
under "exhibition expenses," f 854 for
ntseed at about 130,000,000, and when
pay list .1 members attending council
emplete.I be itentled over to the
meeting, Torento," $1,175.16, "mem-
s. CI"
Cetnpanv. There is it difference of bers pay sheet," and $75.50, Mr. Kava -
as 0. value ef the land :9421 °f refreshments." The Secretary
25,000,00) acres. The Conservative beete $1,200 a year, and the Treasurer
eress are new reckoning the land at 11 voo •eotaiyagant expenditure when
an acre, or wurtli 825,000,000
we c.'etsider the er.;r1( dune. '11'0111,3 years
But when it is etautidered that the Coin- . erotic! work in
ago the Association did
it new is, the people/think it useless to
, as the vile majority at the
!Ask el Ste Jolla ILsccionald will follow
:liter leader setywhere. A synopsis 14
BLROTION PORTRY.
eignier snumbetee Tostehos Me Lyre.
t'ANDIDATI'd SONO
I do not pant for Ales -
1 do aut care for pbee-
My friends have pleaded with me
To enter in the num
an
And if I i elected
I'll ou the taxes down,
And 1 will see that things will "hum"
All mutt year iin this town.,
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SONO VP THIS LABORING WAN.
I love the candidate so good
He shakes my hand;
And se I slowly "buck" my wool
He'll Dear Itlo stand.
He talks to me in such
A kindly way,
Aud gets me work until
Election day.
THE BUNIMER'd Lev.
As I lounge at the bar
I hear from afar
The candidate's voice begging votes.
Ho is coining this way -
Ho is here every day- •
He §:terns to be "lined" with bank notes.
And often I think
As I merrily drink
To the candidate's health, as he treats.
That elections are made
To encourage the trade
Of the gentry why loaf on tte streets.
THE ORDINARY VOTER's PLAINT.
Save me from the cendidatee-
The "on the canvess" candidate -
Who shakes my hand three times n day
And asks me for my N'ote.
I'm weary of the candidate,
I'll have to shoot the candidate,
Who grasps my hat d three times a day
party hare the power to reject any in-
lintroducing new varieties of gr.•,4Ib It' 1An4 mke me for my vote.
;erier land, and select land along any e(Anpaing and
i publishing agricultural! - ,
joanch line uptil the 25,000,000 are com-
statistics and managing the distribution
eleted, it will be seen that $1 an acre is JUST think of it. The Govertunent
of thegrantstelocalagricultural societies,
propose to hand over e. the Syndicate
rather to.. km an estinette
"14 °Ile- and generally advancing agriculture and
125,000,000 in money, and the Western
O df the grant wt11 be teken up ..n the
the arts. The Associationused to publish i
portion of tho line, valued $30,000,000,
This amounts to 155,000,000 in cash or
it's equivalent, and putting the number
erten line. and the reinaunder will
be monthly paper, 77se Canadian Agreed-
seleeted alone the icrench lines running
tkrist, in which all the leading topics of
i Ito fertile sections en ether sloes flus
Interest to agricUlturists were thorough -
will put the sites for future towns and
ly discussed. But mattens have chang-lof persons in each family at five, means
Dentine
telilepeji,kseriz: realiassib:gen reduced and lThis is excover 860 for every family in the
cities in the lands el the railway eller.-
I ion. hisive of the 25,000,000
tetoly, and give the Company the bestthe rapidly until
n the couatry. But we need only acres of ferile land. which is variously
lend i
now it actually costa 815,107.96 to des-
tiohorteli markets.
Oalldialcia Doc. 16. 1890.
The delivery ha been fair during the
past few days, although the thaw made
wine days vete dull for trade. Salt has
kept steady at 80e. per barrel. Wheat
is in demand at as high ea $1.06 for fall
and up to $1.15 for spring. We quote
wheet, WM) w ..........$1 88 50 3102
Whoa*. Obertligl .... 1 01 a I lb
flour, V ewt ......... to 4 2 75
oats."' bush ................ 0 30 50 012
Pea& bush.................000 et M
Bozic). V bush.. 0 et 08*
Potatoes, mew) is bum. • • • 0 25 et 0 30
7 03 se 900
ewer the %seine .1 the Conservative,
tribute a prize list .1 $12,901I! ! The
papers .1 • few menths ago. when the
directers are not competent men, they
Government elan *as it different one to
eeee„„ the euie eeeet upon the business
;
'Lelia= he present, t.. slew the value ei the
of the Assteiatieu noire as :`.
I unl in question. The Montreal G....ate, .
thtui anything else, and they enjoy
. dited byWhite ..f Cardwell, then said,
• 'In the United States the lowest price
..: which land within twenty miles of a
rtulway
is FW ad by the Government is two
dollars and fifty cents an acre. The
twenty -fit e iuilli.is reserved by the
Canadiaii enunent • under the present
arnittgement, if the GloLe's statement of
that arruigentent is ....fleet. as compared
with thet ef 1872, will be within the
twenty -mile belt, and will certainly re-
alize two dollars and it helf an acre. On
that estimate the land subsidy .1 25.000, -
! 000 acres is worth 862,500 000."
The Company have ten years in
which to complete the line, and there is munication with the outer world. The
rairie sections befere that tune. Under
• iie clause cempelling them to finish the property held will be swallowed up. e
e leave the
servants and laborerghave all left Th
This year, while the prize list was small-
colonel and his wifnever
,
the eia ow teat pert tee read was ; er than any former year, the expenses house without revolvers
will be necessary to . rnortgage the As- man went about warning people' .net to
tennis goVerning the.sittality the reale
are very loose. The Company binds seciation property on the corner of Queen buy or sell acccept to Leaguers, and
cattle bought from non -Leaguers were
ietelf in general terms to build a line and Yc.nge streets, Toronto, for about
returned to the former ewnent.
wo hundred members of the Lartd
tied roodseetee There is a vaet im- curious to see the financial statement of League near Kintulla, county Galway,
hearing that a farm which had been un-
-1.n..ventent in railways ..f the presentday
11880; doubtless it will be a Model.
There are many ether reasons we
themselves accordingly, aid at the same
time pocket the snug sum of $3,112.16 of
in'
What .
estunated as worth from 81 to 84 an
acre (the Montreal (azette's valuation)
the land grant is equal to another 862,
500,000, or over $65 for emelt family. In
*anis, cash ana f•AulDleted the
Government hands over to the Company
sonie 8125 for every family in the Dom -
ion. at do our fanners and our
public nioney. Truly the usefulness of
this Association is gone, and it slieuld be
numbered ameng the things that were.
While the Government bolsters it up
Butter, . 0 18 tst 013
I dos. 'unpacked; 0 18 ut 0 go
• • 200 " 213
dab tier teirel su
Banhing.
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BANK OF MONTREAL
CA PITA I.,
SURDLE'S, - -
el
Goderich Branch.
In. R. DUNSEORA - - Mttudget.
Allows interest on deposits. Dratta lettere
of credit and circular notes issued, payable
in all parts of the world. ItSt.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
1',. 1, - $43,000,000.
R.sf, - - $1,400,000.
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P1 - HON. WM. Me.MASTER
General Manager, • II' N. ANDERSON.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - ManA,,X11..
Intel:vet allowed on deposits. Drafts on sal
the principal Towns and (Sties in Canada.
Great Britain and the United States, bought,
4u4Ad7aidnCets to Farmers on Notee. one 01
more endorsers, without mortgage. 1713
Legal Notices.
THE OLD NAME
IN .4"A. 1NT=W
GEO. H. OLD, FAMILY GROCER,
HAS ON HAND CHOICE tITOCK OF
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES, ago
CONSISTING OF
CURRANTS C LIC110N.
SUGARS, SPICES, 490., Re .
ALL THE LINES OF A FIRST-CLASS GR.001RY.
SOME SSA TelogAytylier 3sit MIS ALB E
COME A ND SEE: ,JOMF. AND SEE!'
G. H. OLD, ---At P. O'Dea's Old Sta.nd, on the Square.
tinder -10h, Dec. 16, WO. Iffils3L
I. 11\TIC4!11111
Still to the Front!
SHERIFF'S SALE OF L.kNDS.
Cooney of Huron. t By virtue of Two Writs of
To VVit f Ptieri kbeias. each issuod
out of Her Majesty's County Court of the
County of Huron, and to me directed, against
tne...ads and Tements of Mary Pierce and
all the Right, 'Title and Intere,.,:.
g,dward tierce • a• the sults of Christopher
of Redemption of the above-named 1.,
Ws= Elecution
Crabb, I have 'seiZed an... Ate?.
With a larger and better assortment of
CHRISTMAS ,OD
EW YEAR'S CAKES,
Than I ever offered before, and. Iso better quality -Iced and Oruainented,
zdststsvoso To NONIL-Vik Also all ether kind of Pound Cake*.
-o------
My Stock of
CANDI
Is aleo of it Superier Qnality--large and a varied assortmente-which
will give oretinussuuteo severseTiortellint
BISCUITS
I guanuitee
also a larger and better rumor -
01 ererY description, fresh 1111}1 of Good Quante. I will hat e
tnent of all other kt:.d Of cakes made especially for the Holidays. liontamada Candy
Canes, all sizes and prices. SO* Self -praise no rreundlIvrldation, bat 117 my
PLAIN and FANCY BREAD
Which I deliver daily to all parts of the town. llorne-tnale Cakes Iced and Ornamented 1,1
the httest style and as cheap as the cheapest. I want every one to
give me a call and judge for themselves.
'?' FLMMMMBE' '113 _E;
I. E. KNIGHT ---Near the Post Office.
1,1k.) 2t
thelerich, Dec. 16, 1880.
ze a Ft in
ORNAMENTAL WEDDING CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES,
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL
workingmen think of this? RISTMAS
ants, in and to Lot Number 3, in the third con- CHRIS
TMA
of the Western Division of the Town-
ship of Ashfield, in the County of Huron, eon -
Caning thirty-nine acres of land, more or less.
which Lands and Tenements 1 shall offer for
sale at my office, in the Court MOW, in the
Town of Godench, on SATI ItliAl ,
TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JANUARY, .5.
D. 1381, at the hour of 12 of the clock noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS.
SherifTsoflioe.fiederiek, Sheriff. Ilun•ri.
Oct. 21st 1880. •
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-
QHERIFF'S SALE OP LANDS.
county of Huron. Ity virtue of three Writs of
To Wit : Fieri Faefas isellied out of
Her Ma,caty's l'ounty Court of the County of
Huron. and to me directed ag.ainst the Lands
and Tenements of James Mullin. at the suits
of Malcolm CoUin Cameron, Philip Holt and
Malcolm Greeme (ameron, and also by virtue
of an order from Isaac F. Toms, 1:squire.
Junior Judge of the said Court, made in
this cause, bearing date the 2f)th day of
January, A. I). 1880, I have a, ized and
taken in Execution all the Right, Title and In-
terest and Equity of Redemption of the above
named Defendant, in and to the south half of
lot number Twelve in the eleventh concession.
Etuttern Division of the Township of Ashfleld,
In the said County. exceptingthree-quarters of
an acre off the south-east. corner of the said
lot, cnntaining ninetv-nine and one-quarter
acres of land. more orless, and the south-west
quarter of lot number hirteen, in the eleventh
concession of the Township or Weet Wawan-
nab, in the said County. containing fifty aeres
of land, inore or less, which Lands and Tene-
ments 1 shall offer for sale at my office. in the
Court House, in the Town of Goderich, on
Saturday, the Tu-elfflt day of February, 4.1).
1881, at the hour of twelve of She clock. noon.
lt4)BERT GIBBONS,
Sheriffe Office. Goderich. ) Sheriff tit Huron.
Nov. 4. 1860. 1750-14.
POOR IRELAND
with 810,000 however it does not' seem •
The Whole Land full of Trouble.
probable that it will 'redissolved ;but the
moment that grant is cancelled the mon-
ster ceasesto breathe. Byall means there- weia="liee' Elmareelli.ld re*Ple Reck-
fore let the grant be cancelled at once.
If the Association continues as it is now Col. Callaghan, of Limerick, and his
fer three or four years longer, all the
family are absolutely cut off from Com -
have been completed by isee. Tee were so heavy that we are informed it At Swanlinber and Belcurfars a bell -
WOO to satisfy all demands. 'We feel
equal to . the Vision Pasific Railway oe
as cempertel with the U. P. Railway
when first built, and .it was always the
intention of the Goveniment v. have a
superior line to that. Sandfortl Fleming
the sold engineer, always declared so.
The material te :be used in the con-
wructien of the line is to be perniitted
to estate int,' the country frfe-and
the Natienal; Pelicy in t.i set aside for
the benefit ,,f this pewerful Company.
The Government ie t. I grant t.. the Syn-
dicate a free road bed, and free land fur
stations, w orkahops, tIts:ks. eteand the
road bed, !telling stock and machinery
are te he free .1 taxes ferever. The
lands if unsold, are to be free .1 taxes
fur 20 years. The bargain is elle that
favors the Syndiutte in every way.
Competition has been practically abut
1.14, end the tnonepolitsts have locti able
to make their (min terms.
Since Cenfederation no matter of such
national inijmotance haa opine bef,.re the
country. It surely cannot be possible
that se gigantic • scheme will be rushed
through the House -before the public lime
an opportun ity :of pnIn oun c ing upon i t . A
bah is necessary. The step is too great
a ems t., be taken taultleilly and without
the national feeling being tested. Over
$100,000,000 in money, land and ether
ieeperty are at :stake, and the people
sheet give their opinion on this great
and momentous question at the polls.
Dare Kir John appeal to the people with
such a "barypin."
Yeats are entertained that the
Ikeda d Sir John A. Macdonald will
net penult him to long continue at the
head of affairs. The Premier is nearly
66 years of age, and his life has been a
particularly active one. Yet it is
dent that he is feet failing in health, Ind
that his once wiry frame is losing much
ite old time toughness. His with -
d rr.wail frees public life may he expected
before long; for if he continues in place,
he cannot be idle, and will eventually
wear est Sir John should be permit -
est to &pep into some quiet and fat of-
-ce, for adwithatanding great aed glar
ng fault*, the menu) teatemean has
oeen so closely identified st ith Canadian
-Liston for the past thirty Taarl.
;its deserves 111 ewes berth as he nears the
las. of his retire 144
might urge against the Aseociation, such
for instance as their method of appoint-
ing judges. It has become notorious
mw that no one can reasonably look for
prizes who has no "friend" to look after
his interests, and:many cases can be
shewn where the wildest possible judg-
ment has ruled. We have seen judges
on cattle who did not know an Ayrshire
from a Galloway, or a Durhain from a
Jersey! and other departments equally
bad. But the financial management
alone, coupled with the fact that the
time has arrived when a perambulating
Provincial Exhibition is no longer requir-
ed. should be gocel ground for now doing
away with this Association.
We before expressed our opinion in
favor of dividing the present Govern-
ment grant among say three or more
district exhibitions, dividing the province
for that purpose into convenient dis-
tricts. At present the Herd Books are
compiled and kept by the Secretary ef
the Association, and we have yet to
hear of the first breeder who feels pleas-
ed with the manner in which they are
kept. The fact is, the Association dul
wrong when, upon the death of Mr.
Hugh C. Thomson, they undertook the
charge of the Herd Books, and from that
date to the present they have been the
laughing stock ef American breeders.
The breeders themselves should control
the Herd Books. At present there is
neither premptness in issuing certificates
of registry, nor can the registry as now
conducted be relied upon. For years
while Mr. R. L Denison had full con-
trol matters were managed with the ut-
most satisfaction, and had the work
been left in Mr. Denison's hands no
one could to -ley have reason to com-
plain, as he is doubtless the mon com-
petent gentleman in the Province for
such a position, and besides he would
have willingly continued to act in that
capacity, taking the tees se his remuner-
ation. Possibly his services could still
b. seeured and with the hearty co-opera-
tion of breeders our Short Horn Herd
Book would once entre be pet into a
shape alike creditable to the oompiler
end breeders The Ontario Govern
meet can herrny ten that 610 O110 item if
the. • ca •
tenanted for some time was about to be
occupied by a inan who refused to join
the movement, demolished the house,
and set fire to the ruins. The meeting
subsegnently called on all true Irishmen
to Boycott all bailiffs and agents who re-
fuse to join the League.
Parnell has received a letter, in which
he is warned, under pain of death, not
to appear at the land meeting at Pf anroy,
County Tyrone.
The Irish Times ascribes the present
misery of Ireland mainly to the course
of the officials at Dublin Castle, begin-
ning with the Lord-Lieutenantand calls
for their removal.
A police patrol on Friday night near
Rttshtown tired on a body ef men sus-
pected abeut to attack a house. One
nem was seriously wounded and arrested.
In heir months 698 indictable offences
were reported in Connaught. Only
thirty nine persons were rendered a
menable. Five hundred and seventy-
seven persons, against whom offences
have been committed, have, through ter-
ror or a desire to shield the offenders,
refuse to prosecute or assist the police.
In Mayo there were 888 lesser and 236
indicatable offences.
Parnell has called it meeting of the Irish
Perliamentary party at Dublin on Janua-
ry 4th.
Chas. Davie, 44 Leadbury hes returned
from Manitoba. He says that although
the weather in the Northwest is cold, it
is more pleasant than here. He is buy-
ing cattle and slaughtering them for the
Maniteba market. He has elm com-
missioned Mr. IL Pollard, of this place,
to buy poultry for him, eo that farmers
and others may expect to get good prices
for their poultry.
tilocoft. ORATION'', AND CAMITOINTING.
it thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of d
and nutrition. and by • carefal of
the flne pronertien nI wril-ae 117•
grips has provided our breakfast tables with a
delleately flavoured bevets w Mr save
es matey heavy dottws 5911.. It Is
deices use of such articles of diet s.4111111-
setitstiese may bet gradnal
enough to resist every
Hundreds of subtle m
around us ready to attack
weak point. We may maw
shah by tweeting oarwevve
pure blood and • is
-COPS flertgee GarZnif Int. -70.41
lalwiled -"JANIS* knee t• Co,
(Adulate, tendon, lheir - Al., ef
IWO; Chordate karate tar sitensea 855
TOYS, and
KINDS,
THE BEST BREAD IN TOWN,
D. CANTELON'S
ENT S T IC E ET, a E I:1 ('
ete,S-Ladies requiring Christmas Cakes should send in their orders witlemt delay.
Hunie-nutele cakes usken in and ornamented en shert netice, and at remenable rates. 4
Just What the Public Needs.
.1.rrived and opcned out another supply of Win)cr Goods. cousiallag
01
Overcoats, Overshoes and. Rubbers
el: as various ot her •-•cat.ona We 1 i tics.
,,o -Examine my Stock and Get nly Prices.
JOHN ACHESON.
(;otierich. Ik‘c. 9. Itk4).
GEORGE CATTLE,
reapectfnly informed that we have re-oa•rmnaed emist &
Union Soldiers wthettenrt-Arg,171. ,in
5 -
our Detrol office and will give particu at-
tention to the claims of those residing in Can-
ada. Please address ua, stating what you be-
lieve to be due you. and w will send you the
proper questioning blank.
1111A) R. ,STEVENS et Co..
U. S. Pension Attorneys.
A bat ract Building. I riernorr. micu.
1764.
1\T0TICE-- -H AVING BOUGHT OUT
LI the title and I3erestnf11.
the tt
delis!i
111 iresaVrett;ef
er
OUR ago
spit n r tr. ;wry -
W•
tens tee eter
AGENTS wanted. H'g Pay. Light
Work. Conetant employment.
Ctital required, J Las & CO.. MOM
t real, ebeo. 1761.
WANTED
'•.v cry, nit' in
GODERICH and VICINITY
to know that the best is •Iwaye the cheapest.
therefore I want every person to omne and 1.14-P
my stock of CA K KB aud PItICRS before our-
haaing elsewhere
My
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
Fruit Cakes
Will be superior to any offered te the
public before, being made of the very
beet materiel, and iced and ornamented
in the latest styles and designs, deo the
1 s
genuine
SCOTCH BUN wed SCOTCH SHORT
BREAD, DI' FFERI N , MA DEI -
RA , COCOANUT and STRAW
BERRY POUND CAKE,
The latest out WINE SPONGE CAKE,
etc., etc.,
and as large ea amortaseat decker ealuseit to
he toned fai slay eft 59 the neratema. PIM
P.,TaR �nfrr
ratuea. Perk tiee.
AO kiisas et fancy
Megertat candles ad my two
=411 treemated pert% CANDY
11 hirnal fee bey* sae stria 1
ie aa plait trait rate at I& e
per erittalt will be ready ter la
It OR
tesetwege ea ad. awl get eg In any
50730, OSWIO OM OVOID *1 75* deal went 544
buy.
Wm. BERRY
Piedisal Btahes mad Cooteetieter.
II ems Whew 111011" Bakers
N. My Asp wilt he deconsted
the rild irceetry beide* 1766 It
Druggist
• Deafer In Plite Ilrogs And Chemicals. Fancy anti Toiiet Articles, he.
Imported Havana. and Domestic Cigars, Pipes, Tobaccos, &c.
Physicians' l'reseript *ens and Family Receipts carefully prepared at all hours.
COTJP.'1' 1-10T.TSM
1751
011 Book
r.)173or-r_
Xmas Cards,
Xmas Books,
Xmas Presents.
SVC A ROVE
at
SiIEPPARDS
1880 NEW FRUITS. 55
NEW VALENCIAS,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
. 8. ALMONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESSNUTS.
SANrAmLArle HE 4 (or INTERS "
IS LA KR St PRRIOR 85
TROUT, WHITE FISH & HERRING
SALT W1TER
HERRING AND CODFISH.
ALISO, A LARD& AMODIRTUINT OT
Teas, Sugars,
And Gessoes! Greorties ;
CROCKERY, OLASSWAItt, A N D
CRINA
Dr Purls Cream Bahia* Power/.
Dr. Paitire Lapulin Yeast Gems
Chas. A. Nairn,
rF1E ev; 4F?
•110
4
COMM U
vve ea not bold •utosel
opinion' ot our cur
toss to this depart e
saves to tooth, qUI
That Priv....
DLit Hlu1•L,--4
DI it really et f Oh,
inearnestlien y..
to
site 14r the l
be on the itse rve, I
our village ia 'a cal
an enterprise 1" lic
case, for Mr. Crabl,
should like to k tttt I
*bout such matters i
merchant, Christoph
villesrers are 111 an et
such good news. In
uf it, we are all heal,
4 all-engroming topic ,
' null." Such TillioDs
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Just imegine ' it 1.
the Reserve, Ben
plim for such nit wit
we all have cotten
saready we see the LI
with nit
chimney built on
Toiller,-" a capital I
terprize." In a few
village will he it tem
two after that *111 1.
become the ItLenches
we will have our ter
members and hey°
like other people,
cannot say how Mall)
really
110 8» overjoy.
that like all of "u.,'
;meanie Mr. Crabb),
going to have a c:nt.;
- " a capital place
prise." Land that
it day DT two ago ha.
that it is a matter i4
ever to come dewn
ineet, never mind I
street, the queatieu
invariably is:--" Ha
'the /3ig Cotton Mill
built oil the RCN
elace for etch all en
es true as can be, foi
se, and netwely km.,
for he says that the i
and only waiting IP.111
idiser before it is son
Like all the rest, 1
fever heat over such
sil*1 request if Mr.
elm tett yen any I
cotton mill to be bui
"a capital place for
you will " print " it
Ah ! :to, now ! ! I ;in,
tie
Benmillar, D.
rree u
irom the Chatham tit
At the session of
Monday evening, N1
ed a by-law to throm
on Woduesdays, ai.
loon which was
three years ago.
been endorsed by a
business men, and
thee the fogy elenie
still so strong AS to
a majority of to
serves the thanks ,
keeping up the a
reform, and we tru
of Ebert& Ward wi
of his course by su
at the appreaching
candideees for the t
Holmes, and the .1
fore be an issue be
Northwood also v.
.tion, a Itt which'
on election day.
trade must event
with. Instead of
the farming comni
ing to drive them
every inducement
bring them hithc
ries are urged wi
the trade and wet
farmer who visit
load of produce
grew, and adds
Cluithatu as a Corr
submit that the t.
ly beyond the rea
our people can r
in the way of dt
now -in the abs
industries -of si
their prosperity,
the surrounding t
Swath •
finsaluviN)KE,
minutes
m5teceill
Thos. Mulligan,
October term
Bench, in Short)
in the prison e
with the sentenc
ree'svinghnis
has stoutly m
He hasbeea
miniseitewrseyere
of theweed
religious cons;
hhor
iats foody retitle
and peacenhl
then
e tire
pravedwithhe
exi
hibited no tm
ed withfirm
melle°id::Ind°
tnianhe Rev.. J. Bars
Sheriff if he
replisd
Io make a stab
" He tl
eubseestbially tl
reporter of th
Ttneagto
.
sday, to •
tenon model
heioned
were ound in
said kis wife o
7
had
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:netneesehesAtIlsOirotheiri
implore&
allowed, abort° It
=aid
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